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The Biggest Problem I Had - And The Biggest Problem Teenagers Have - Is Not How They Dress, How They Look Or How They Act Or Talk. It's How They See Themselves - Their Self-esteem. In The Tenth Grade, I Realized I Am Who I Am. I've Got Big Ears And Big Feet. I Can Etiher Sulk Around Or I Can Be Happy With Who I Am. The Minute I Decided To Be Confident With Who I Was, All That Other Stuff Stopped. It's All In The Way You Carry Yourself.

I Had Been Told By A Number Of People That If You Get Half Of What You Want On Your First Album, You're Doing Really Well. Pretty Much Every Single Thing They Had Was Something That I Liked. There Were Maybe One Or Two Songs I Didn't Like, And They Were Taken Off The Album Quickly.

I Sometimes Think I Might Be Autistic Because I Like To Know - I Need To Know - My Beginnings And My Ends. I Don't Have To Be In Control Of It, But I Need To Know What's Going On.

And I Don't Think That Success Can Be Measured By How Many Tv Shows You're On.

Everyone Deserves The Best Start In Life, Which Is What Unicef Is Working To Provide The World's Most Vulnerable Children. Education Is Essential To A Child's Development. I Hope That As An Ambassador I Can Encourage People To Join Unicef's Mission To Make Education A Reality For Children Throughout The World.